allyo
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Just a few weeks ago. Just for context
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4 minutes ago, Norgethistle said:
Last October into November
18 goals in 5 games
4 at Aberdeen
4 against Queens Park
4 at Ayr
3 at Raith
3 at DundeeThen 2 at Morton
It still doesn’t make last 4 games any better conceding 13 goals
Might be worth considering that it's mostly the same defence
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9 goals scored n 4 games!
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We concede when we don't want,
we concede when we don't want....
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That's effectively 12 goals conceded in the length of 3 games
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Watch out - Admin's about
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Ian McCall was a good manager for us, on both occasions, in my opionion. In 40 years of watching Jags we have often crashed from one bad manager to another, from one crisis to another, always heading in the wrong direction. Derek Johnstone, Billy Lamont, Sandy Clark, Murdo MacLeod, Tommy Bryce, John McVeigh, Gerry Collins, Gerry Britton and Derek Whyte, Dick Campell, Gary Caldwell.
John Lambie reversed the trend twice and is obviously a club legend. I would argue that Ian McCall is the one other person in that time who reversed the trend. Again, twice.
He never completed the job like Lambie did, and is unsurprisingly (correctly) not held in the same esteem. But he stabilised the results and definitely set the foundations for the subsequent success of McMamara and Archie. And now we're moaning about sitting third in the table and arguing about whether Doolan has improved the team, just a few years after McCall took us on while desperately trying to stay in this league.
It's all nuance though. If you're going to argue about whether someone is great or crap you're never going to come to a decent conclusion.
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Well in that case maybe you should just leave it.
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Var would probably have sent off Robinson as well. Slow down a tackle like thar and watch it enough times over and over and I reckon theyd have convinced themselves
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7 hours ago, jaggy said:
If he catches behind the line it’s a goal kick, if he catches on the line it’s play on. It was never a corner, yet just like with the Livvy game it’s wrongly given and we concede.
It had already deflected off the Thistle defender.
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You'll never convince me that Var is needed. Certainly not with one blatantly wrong decision. Mistakes happen, but if they take away the ability to celebrate a goal when it is scored, I don't see the point in football.
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First offside was close. Even on the still on the telly it was unclear, so you can't blame officials. It might have been correct. Second one was terrible.
But if our defence could limit itself to one disaster per game it would be real progress.
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We really can't defend
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Here was me thinking we needed a keeper who'd come for the ball
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I think we'll tranche them. Sorry, trounce
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What a signing Brian Graham has been. 71 goals. Only three of these were before Covid lock-down; the rate is hugely impressive. And leading the women's team to consecutive top six finishes and a cup final.
I've been watching Thistle for forty years and only Kris Doolan has scored more goals for Thistle in all that time.
I'm not sure that we appreciate him as much as we should.
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He's doing well but he has a lot to learn. You cant expect someone in the first year of a job to know everything. Fortunately I think he's bright enough to understand that.
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1 minute ago, a f kincaid said:
Wouldn't disagree with any of that. The worry is surely that this was against a team that is demonstrably the worst in the Premiership by a mile and only 3 positions ahead of us in the mythical 42-club league. They've won twice in 25 matches, shipping 42 goals in that time. We are often told there's nothing much between the lower part of the premiership and the upper part of the Championship and "league expansion" gets an airing. Are they that much worse than the other 11? There must be some reason they are so easy to beat but Thistle never really looked like finding it.
I think we can compete with them quite easily. The problem is that we can be a very shaky team when it comes to protecting a lead, and regardless of league form etc they were the team with all the confidence and momentum after they scored a goal.
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I just looked it up. Three of their starting outfield players were 6'4" and one was 6'5". I don't think I've ever seen a teams with so many really tall players.
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Hate to say it but drums and banging gates are ruining the experience for me.
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1 hour ago, Grubber8468 said:
Anyone had any issues re tickets? Bought about 10 minutes ago and no email through yet. Never got bar code to screenshot at time of order.
Mine was in junk mail. Cheeky fekkers
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42 minutes ago, Grubber8468 said:
Anyone had any issues re tickets? Bought about 10 minutes ago and no email through yet. Never got bar code to screenshot at time of order.
Yes. Same problem for me
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3 minutes ago, partickthedog said:
Were you not thinking of Shergar?
When's the last time you saw Red Rum?
Ayr v Thistle Tue 27th Feb
in Main Jags forum
Posted · Edited by allyo
If the target is third and you are third, I'm not sure it's time to talk about changing the manager.
Also (and I know this is controversial) I'm not sure that failing to achieve a target is necessarily a sacking offence. I think, particularly where an employee is new to a role, continuity and opportunity for learning and correcting mistakes has value.
We need to see improvement from the last 2 games, that kind of form can't continue indefinitely. But there's not a great deal of jeopardy in our position right now. Almost certainly we'll be in the Championship again next season. Doolan should be given a chance to get things right.